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Toward Incentives for Military Transformation
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One-liner: Examines four major models of compensation and how they apply to the military's system of incentives and its goals of transformation. 450-character abstract: The military must ensure that its compensation system provides flexibility in managing personnel, induces innovatory activities and well-calculated risk-taking, and provides incentives for performance, retention, and skill acquisition. This report analyzes four models of compensation-promotion tournaments, deferred compensation,…
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One-liner: Examines four major models of compensation and how they apply to the military's system of incentives and its goals of transformation. 450-character abstract: The military must ensure that its compensation system provides flexibility in managing personnel, induces innovatory activities and well-calculated risk-taking, and provides incentives for performance, retention, and skill acquisition. This report analyzes four models of compensation-promotion tournaments, deferred compensation, pay-for-performance mechanisms, and nonmonetary rewards-in the context of military transformation efforts.

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  • Author: Bogdan Savych
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  • ISBN-10: 0833037862
  • ISBN-13: 9780833037862
  • Format: 21.3 x 27.7 x 0.8 cm, softcover
  • Language: English English

One-liner: Examines four major models of compensation and how they apply to the military's system of incentives and its goals of transformation. 450-character abstract: The military must ensure that its compensation system provides flexibility in managing personnel, induces innovatory activities and well-calculated risk-taking, and provides incentives for performance, retention, and skill acquisition. This report analyzes four models of compensation-promotion tournaments, deferred compensation, pay-for-performance mechanisms, and nonmonetary rewards-in the context of military transformation efforts.

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